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LittleMissUnholy In reply to Cursed-Kitten [2013-03-23 22:37:02 +0000 UTC]
Hahaha, well I guess I understand a little x) Whenever my cousin's dog got seeds or some other kind of plant or dirt in her fur I want to get all off until she's all shiny and new~
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Cursed-Kitten In reply to LittleMissUnholy [2013-03-25 10:10:19 +0000 UTC]
lol yes, but the kind of 'grass seed' we have here can burrow into a dog's skin, and we have to watch out to keep them out of her ears. They are creepy little things. They are really the seed of a weed, I dont know why we call them grass seeds lol
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Cursed-Kitten In reply to LittleMissUnholy [2013-03-26 05:52:06 +0000 UTC]
lol "oh my sweet tooth" sounds weird but not too much. It doesn't sprout or anything (thank god) just burrows into the skin obviously being painful and cause infection. It gets caught in their fur, the fur holds it in place long enough for it to burrow in slowly. It mostly happens on their paws, or goes straight into their ears D:
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Cursed-Kitten In reply to LittleMissUnholy [2013-06-15 12:41:38 +0000 UTC]
yep. But grasseeds only appear in the dry seasons. Right now it's green and cold here and they are no where to be seen. The seeds are light and shaped like a spike (similar to this [link] ), so the wind can blow them into an ear, or a dog can run through a bunch of them and they fly onto it's fur/ear canal.
oh and in regards to the note I sent you there are a some broken links, but if you look at the web address all you have to do is remove the bracket at the end and they should work.
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LittleMissUnholy In reply to Cursed-Kitten [2014-04-17 11:10:17 +0000 UTC]
Can't blame you, most Swedes don't like the dark either. Either they fly to the south (if you can afford) or stay inside the the TV, computer, games, or the all-time favourite: fika (which don't have an English translation, the closest is "Coffee break" but that's still not the same)
Barely above 10°C here. :'D
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